hi,
i need to know that,
i have a 12 + 3 years bachelor degree with distinction
but u.s.a. require 4 years bachelor degree
so if i spend 1 year in u.s.a. for other yearly course so is it eligable?
if yes which course should i do in u.s.a.? which are eligable for me & for full time mba
yearly course
Posted May 18, 2008 08:43
i need to know that,
i have a 12 + 3 years bachelor degree with distinction
but u.s.a. require 4 years bachelor degree
so if i spend 1 year in u.s.a. for other yearly course so is it eligable?
if yes which course should i do in u.s.a.? which are eligable for me & for full time mba
Posted May 20, 2008 20:51
Sure, a BA is 4 years in the US, but that doesn't mean they don't recognise a BA from another country just because it's 3. What kind of year-long course are you talking about? You can't just add another year to your existing BA.
Posted May 21, 2008 06:28
i means any yearly course like post graduate diploma in management or any other yearly course .
i know that i cant add 4th year . but i can add another yearly course.
so i wann to know about a yearly course which are eligable for full time mba
i know that i cant add 4th year . but i can add another yearly course.
so i wann to know about a yearly course which are eligable for full time mba
Posted May 22, 2008 11:58
If you've already got a 3 year BA and a few years' work experience, I reckon you'll be ok as you are. Of course it depends on where you're applying and what they specify. Which places are you looking at?
Posted May 23, 2008 06:43
thanx for your info.
i am looking at taxas
i wann to go good universities in texas
and
i have no work experience
that`s why i wann to go for yearly course
i am looking at taxas
i wann to go good universities in texas
and
i have no work experience
that`s why i wann to go for yearly course
Posted May 23, 2008 08:01
Another thing to consider is that you may need some preparation to meet the minimum TOEFL requirements. Some schools offer acceptance to applicants who score below the minimum TOEFL requirements on the condition that they participate in an English language course.
Posted May 24, 2008 17:48
A couple more things you might want to take a look at and have a think about:
http://www.find-mba.com/texas
http://www.find-mba.com/board/5921
http://www.find-mba.com/board/2338 At the bottom of this discussion there's a link to an article on US schools which don't require a GMAT test score.
And lastly, http://www.find-mba.com/board/6336 Heed a_mukerjee's words, for she's not only a stalwart of the board, but wise also.
And that's it, I'm afraid. You'll have to do some digging yourself.
http://www.find-mba.com/texas
http://www.find-mba.com/board/5921
http://www.find-mba.com/board/2338 At the bottom of this discussion there's a link to an article on US schools which don't require a GMAT test score.
And lastly, http://www.find-mba.com/board/6336 Heed a_mukerjee's words, for she's not only a stalwart of the board, but wise also.
And that's it, I'm afraid. You'll have to do some digging yourself.
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